Read reports released publicly by the BCA in 2004 here.
Business innovation is the result of a range of commercial and business strategies and not just R&D spend, a survey of BCA Members has found.[more]
This draft document was prepared by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) for discussion by BCA Sustainable Growth Task Force. The contents do not represent BCA policy. [more]
Although the rate of CEO turnover in Australia declined in the past year, local CEOs are more likely to leave their jobs because of poor performance than their global counterparts, this study finds. [more]
The Business Council of Australia has called on federal and state governments and the private sector to consider a range of measures to counteract excessive short-termism in Australia.[more]
This discussion paper outlines number of new approaches Australia’s listed companies might adopt to strengthen or improve their communication and interaction with shareholders.[more]
An objective analysis of the Greens’ publicly stated business and economic policies shows that they do not support the economic reform program of the past two decades, despite this program delivering Australia’s current economic prosperity. [more]
A study by the Business Council of Australia and the Australian Vice-Chancellors Committee on building better systems to take university R&D to the market.[more]
14 July 2004: The Business Council of Australia has released a position paper on offshoring, predicting the trend to outsource information, IT and other services to offshore companies would have largely positive implications for Australia’s economy and jobs. [more]
2 July 2004: Australia’s leading companies have released a report on the potential outcomes and impacts on Australia’s economy of the ALP’s workplace relations platform.[more]
24 June 2004: The Business Council of Australia has released a position paper in response to the continuing debate over pay for CEOs and other senior business managers.[more]
Wide-ranging changes are required in the vocational education and training system to ensure it meets the future needs of large businesses.[more]
February 2004: The Business Council of Australia has surveyed its Members on their contribution to the community and on factors that have driven recent performance and will drive future opportunities.[more]
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